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Mike, I understand that clay wont remove the below surface contaminants. I was just wondering, for water spots that are on the surface; which would be be less likely to mar the surface or would mar the surface the least? (the Meguiar's red clay or Swirl-X) Any word from Mike Pennington? I...

Re: Is Brian Brice still detailing? It appears no one knows if Brian Brice is still detailing. I think the name of his business was Finer Finish but I could be mistaken. I am surprised because I thought he was fairly well known. Can someone let me know of any other really good detailers in...

I live in Hampton Roads Virginia, which isnt too far from Richmond Virginia. I am looking for a good detailer in the area and I have read a lot of great reviews about Brian Brice in Richmond Virginia. However, when I try to find his website it appears to have been removed and I havent seen any...

Mike, Bumping this one just in case it slipped your mind. Any response on where it falls in the aggresiveness chart? Also, do you happen to know if Swirl-X or Meguiar's red clay is more aggressive? Thank you.

Mike, Have you had a chance to ask Jason Rose, David Pedre or Mike Stoops about where the water spot remover falls in the aggressiveness order? One other question, do you know if Meguiar's aggressive red clay is more aggressive than Swirl-x? Thanks again Mike!

Mike, Thanks for the welcome. I have some water spots from a sprinkler in a restaurant parking lot (happened at night and I didnt realize some places use such hard water in their sprinklers!). I have tried vinegar, Zaino Z-18 clay bar, and Z-AIO; all of which didnt help at all. Then I tried...

Mike, I read in one of your other threads that you believed Swirl-X was going to be discontinued. Is that still the case? Also, the new Water Spot Remover has micro abrasives in it, where would this fall in the agressiveness chart? Thanks for the help!